the best brunch spots in boston

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ByRachel Barber

Published on July 9, 2015

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abe and louie’s

A long time Back Bay classic, Abe and Louie’s steakhouse also cooks up a killer brunch. This elegant spot is known for its meat, so don’t skip the bacon which is so popular it’s now offered as an appetizer.

aquitaine

A modern french bistro with a beautiful interior. Despite the elegant surroundings, the prix fixe menu costs only $11.95 and includes a cinnamon bun, fresh squeezed juice, bottomless coffee, and a choice of an omelette or crepes

deep ellum
Named for Dallas’ hip music and foodie neighborhood, this casual gastropub offers indulgent comfort food options like country fried steak, buttermilk biscuits with gravy, and a BBQ breakfast. Brunch served every day.

WHAT TO ORDER
French Toast – the can’t miss meal, brioche, stuffed with banana, topped with a caramelized banana, ginger maple syrup

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papa razzi
A traditional Italian restaurant cooking up classic favorites with local ingredients. Fresh bread is baked hourly in the kitchen. Any entree order includes a complimentary mimosa or bellini.

ribelle
Located in a sleek warehouse space in Brookline, Ribelle serves a unique mix of dishes for brunch, including cold smoked oysters, bolognese with a sunny side egg, and gooey cinnamon rolls with apple butter that you can’t miss.

south end buttery
A quaint corner cafe run by dog lovers, South End Buttery produces mouth watering pastries daily. Stop in for a casual brunch and pick up some of their signature Buttery Buns to go, in unique flavors such as Strawberry Rhubarb and Funfetti Cake. A portion of cupcake sales go to local animal rescue causes.

WHERE
the beehive
Try this jazz club for a delicious brunch accompanied by live music. Locals love this bohemian venue’s rustic comfort food and specialty cocktails, like the signature Queen Bee. Call ahead to reserve a table at this popular spot.